True it's like he transitioned from being daft to dark like a meme he isYeah, I was also looking forward to more comic relief episodes, which would be kind of refreshing, compared to all the stories where the banishing leader goes on a crusade against the MC, even if it takes allying himself with the demons.
On the other hand it's also kind of unique of him to go completely nuts and see enemies in virtually anyone, and not just the MC.
Accuracy (on-target) is what matters here, not "power". He couldn't kill the rabbit because it was defending itself and he has poor abilities due to all the coasting he's been doing with no attempt at actually improving himself, while he was previously only being carried by his buffed swiftness and on-target stats, among others. At the end of the day it's still a sharp steel sword vs the unprotected fleshy gut of a human being who presumably has no defensive skills and who is not on guard at all, and you can hit a sitting duck with an effective critical hit at melee range no matter how much of a shitter you are while the sword and your own body weight behind it will do the rest. Mages are not exactly known for their defensive stat and given she's walking near the rabbits for newbie adventurers part of the forest I doubt she's got any defence to speak of at all anyway..... not a fan on multiple levels. Asshole can't even fight a newbie mob yet can easily thrust thrue another human with relative ease? What an utter garbage plot device. If douche nozzle has the ability to do that much damage to another adventurer, he should have had no issue fighting a fucking horned rabbit even a child could kill with effort.
Look I could honestly give a shit less for this murder hobo with a Hero complex, but this whole "self-destructing antagonist" plot device is quickly reaching the top of my list of reasons I drop novels. It's right up there is rapey mind control, and the ultra dense harem protagonist that cannot understand the female leads intent even if she whipped out her boob and slapped him upside the head with it.
I'm all for fantasy taking priority over logic in a fantasy setting, but there are limits.rabbits had their guard up healer girl didn't, that's the difference
it makes a big difference in anime and manga, it's why a simple laser gun ring pierced goku in resurrection fI'm all for fantasy taking priority over logic in a fantasy setting, but there are limits.
If the antagonist can cause this much damage to an adventuring healer, no matter how unsuspecting, he should have absolutely destroyed a low level animal who didn't even bother to dodge.
The horned rabbit blocked the equivalent of a charging over head strike from the antagonist with its horn and stopped it dead. Despite out massing the rabbit by by a large ammount, he didn't push it back, nor did it's neck or body flex at any time as it took the blow. It just stood there rock solid as if it didn't get perry an attack ment to end its life.
It's a forced plot device, pure and simple. The author/mangaka wanted to feel justified in demeaning and tormenting the stand in for his irl antagonist. So he enabled him to act in the worst possible way in any given situation.it makes a big difference in anime and manga, it's why a simple laser gun ring pierced goku in resurrection f